A man in his 50s is the third person to test positive for the novel coronavirus, the Region of Peel Public Health reports.

Ontario has identified another person infected with COVID-19, the Ministry of Health said Sunday, raising the province’s number of confirmed coronavirus cases to 29.

Canadian coffee giant Tim Hortons is getting rid of Roll Up The Rim paper cups in advance of its iconic annual giveaway because of public health concerns over the novel coronavirus.Changes to the nationwide contest, in which customers win $30 mil

Hospitals in Canada are warning the federal government that a health system already stretched thin may not be able to cope if the novel coronavirus outbreak continues to worsen here.

A story about a proposed three-storey mixed-use development at the busy intersection of Hamilton and Dundas streets was the most popular on the Review website this week.

Peel District School Board is taking proactive measures.

Company looks to demolish structure while reviewing purchase offers

Nazli Khan says her son loved to go to school until he began Grade 9 at Saltfleet District High School in September and began being picked on for being Muslim.

The Issue: No charges, fines for Pleasant View tree clearingThe Impact: Community concerned by city staff decisions.

Angela Ingram was a passenger on the MS Westerdam, which floated around the South China Sea for three weeks.

People who are experiencing coronavirus symptoms or have recently been to several hot spots are being asked to stay away from Wellington County facilities.On Friday, the county announced it “has implemented proactive measures as precaution to lim

While there have been no reported cases of COVID-19 in the city, Guelph will likely see a screening centre for the novel coronavirus ready to go by next week.

It’s an ideal place to catch that early evening or late-night sports event on the big screen, or just share a friendly cup of tea or coffee.

Peel Public Health is seeking passengers of a February flight after a second Mississauga resident has tested positive for novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

TTC identifying specific vehicles individual took

Patient is in self-isolation where he remains: officials

Testing for the novel coronavirus is rapidly expanding in Ontario, with the province’s public health agency actively searching for missed COVID-19 cases at hospitals in six cities and, likely soon, in doctor’s offices too.

Shop owners say they've seen a 50 per cent drop in sales

Daylight saving time lets us enjoy an extra hour of sunlight during the summer months, here are some lesser known facts about the tradition.

Steps being taken by staff, firefighters and schools to keep COVID-19 at bay.

Mississauga and Peel Region has its first confirmed case of COVID-19

The new chair of the Concession Street Business Improvement Area is a belly dancer with a knack for organization.

As Ontario’s COVID-19 case count continues rising, Premier Doug Ford’s government is resisting pressure to reverse labour law changes that allow employers to demand sick notes and revoked two paid sick days for every worker.

The Toronto Catholic District School Board has cancelled all upcoming March Break and Easter trips to Europe as the novel coronavirus continues to spread in that continent.

How many people are infected worldwide? What’s the government doing to keep me safe? What’s the mortality rate of the virus? Here’s everything you need to know about the virus.

BURLINGTON – Halton police say one boy was arrested after a youth was robbed at a Burlington high school on Wednesday, Feb. 26.

Sixth York Region patient with COVD-19 a Richmond Hill senior back from Egypt

Patient is in self-isolation where he remains: officials

MUSKOKA — As more cases are being reported in Ontario of novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, what is the Muskoka Airport doing to keep staff and crew members safe?

Risk of contracting COVID-19 low, but people should be vigilant.

Transit authority says it's 'applying long-lasting, anti-microbial agent' to all its vehicles

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Ward 15 trustee Penny Deathe said a new school for east Waterdown could be coming closer to fruition — but it is at the mercy of the provincial government.

Peel Public Health (PPH) has confirmed that a workplace in the region has been recently exposed to the coronavirus.

Parking rates will jump 50 cents in July, while Waterdown, upper Stoney Creek to get improved fire service.

Is it mask on or mask off?

This may be the calm before the coronavirus storm in Ontario, our last chance to plan for the panic of an approaching pandemic.

Wash your hands and do it often.

At the height of rush hour, passengers packed into public transit buses brush shoulders and sway with the road’s bumps and turns, often close enough to smell that day’s lunch on each other’s breath. Could it be close enough to catch a potentially deadly virus?

First Hubei province in China. Now Iran.

March break is almost here, and for some, it signals the start of a holiday.

Less than 10 tests have been done in the Peterborough area and none have turned out positive.

A fire in Burlington Monday night (March 2) has left a woman with life-threatening injuries and two children hurt.

"Public health has been ready for a while," said Emergency Services General Manager Paul Johnson.

The Ancaster Lowe’s home improvement store is looking to hire 56 people this spring in preparation for the home improvement industry’s busiest season.

City and Niagara Escarpment Commission still investigating tree clearing at 711 York Rd.

Hamilton’s public school board is blaming teacher contract disputes with the province for its failure to meet a goal of making more students feel safe, supported and accepted by June — a contention its elementary teachers’ union rejects.

THE ISSUE: Construction underway of 10-bed Margaret’s Place Hospice at St. Joseph’s Villa.LOCAL IMPACT: Fundraising still needed for first Dundas residential hospice spaces, while construction impacts surrounding neighbourhood.

Fear and anxiety are natural emotions, designed to protect us, but “over-intensive" anxiety is not helpful

Alectra Utilities says power was restored in Waterdown as of 11:30 a.m.The outage, impacting 362 customers., was reported at 9:19 a.m.The area without power stretched from Hamilton Street to First Street and from Dundas Street to Parkside Dr

A driver is facing Highway Traffic Act charges including distracted driving after a video showing the motorist on the phone.The video was posted on social media Monday morning (March 2) and appears to show the driver seeing police and trying to s